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Aerosol generator and methods of making and using an aerosol generator

An aerosol generator includes a flow passage having an inlet and an outlet, a heater arranged relative to the flow passage for heating the flow passage, a source of material to be volatilized in communication with the inlet of the flow passage, a valve to open and close communication between the source of material and the inlet of the flow passage, and a pressurization arrangement for causing material in the source of material to be introduced into the flow passage when the valve is in an open position. The aerosol generator further includes a source of power for operating the heater and the valve, and a control device for controlling supply of power from the source of power to the heater and the valve. A metering device in an inhaler includes a pressurized source of medicated fluid and a metering chamber configured to deliver a predetermined volume of fluid to a heated flow passage in the inhaler. The metering chamber can be part of a rotary valve having a bore and a displacement member moveable within the bore from a first position where the fluid is loaded into the bore to a second position where the predetermined volume is ejected out of the bore. Another metering chamber has an elastic portion of a delivery passage in fluid communication with the pressurized source of liquid and the elastic portion of the delivery passage is deformed to eject the predetermined volume.
Owner:PHILIP MORRIS USA INC

Fluid-directing multiport rotary valve

A multiport rotary valve apparatus for directing fluid streams which has two circular stationary heads and two circular rotating heads. The first stationary head has at least two and preferably more primary ports for connection with fluid streams and a corresponding number of secondary ports for connection to fluid-solid contacting chambers. The second stationary head has the same number of primary ports as the first stationary head (at least two and preferably more) for connection with the fluid streams and the same number of secondary ports for a second connection to the fluid-solid contacting chambers. Each stationary head includes internal conduits for the connection of the primary and secondary ports to a rotating head. The first rotating head is in communication with the first stationary head while the second rotating head is in communication with the second stationary head. Each rotating head has internal transverse conduits formed therein for the purpose of redistributing the flow coming from a primary port in the stationary head back to the secondary port in the same stationary head. In conjunction with offset and recessed arcuate obround windows in either the stationary or rotating heads, the internal transverse conduits in the rotating heads are formed in a very specific pattern that allows each primary port to connect to each secondary port and thereby each fluid-solid contacting chamber in a sequential manner upon one index of the rotating heads. The timing of the index can be varied to accommodate the specifics of each process. The net effect of the apparatus is the simulated movement of each chamber through the various fluid streams without physically moving the chambers.
Owner:GULF SEA VENTURES
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